Chrome Webstore Privacy Policy
Effective Date: April 14, 2025
Feed Filter is a Chrome extension that hides unwanted social media content to improve your experience in your browser. We respect your privacy. This policy explains how we handle data:
What We Access
- Public Posts: Text and media links from posts you view on X and Instagram.
- Your Settings: Filter preferences saved locally.
- We Don't Take: Your name, passwords, messages, or location.
How We Use It
- AI (e.g., OpenAI models) filters posts based on your preferences to enhance your browsing.
- Usage and post data supports filtering and improves your experience.
- Local caching speeds up filtering.
- No ads or unrelated use.
- We don't use cookies or track you across sites.
Where It Goes
- Most filtering occurs in your browser.
- For complex tasks or insights, data is handled on our secure servers.
Who Sees It
- No selling or sharing for ads.
- Trusted partners (e.g., Google Firebase, OpenAI) process data under strict agreements and their privacy standards.
Your Control
- Adjust filters anytime in settings.
- Questions? Contact help@feedfilter.com.
Safety & Limits
We use encryption and safeguards to protect data. We do our best with platform interaction and AI filtering, but we can't promise perfect results—you're okay with that by using Feed Filter.
Rules We Follow
We're based in the U.S. and comply with laws like GDPR and CCPA (if applicable) and Chrome's policies. Using Feed Filter means you agree to this and our Terms of Use (if applicable).
Data Retention
Data is kept only as long as necessary to provide and improve the filtering service.
Updates
This policy may change. Check here for updates. We'll notify you of significant changes.